Peyton Manning and the Broncos rallied late in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 31.

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Peyton Manning and the Broncos rallied late in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 31.

Tom Brady (left) celebrated a fourth-quarter touchdown pass.

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Tom Brady (left) celebrated a fourth-quarter touchdown pass.

Julian Edelman dove past Shaun Phillips for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, putting the Patriots ahead of the Broncos.

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Julian Edelman dove past Shaun Phillips for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.

Rob Gronkowski spiked the ball after a touchdown in the third quarter.

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Rob Gronkowski spiked the ball after a touchdown in the third quarter.

Brandon Bolden (right) celebrated his 1-yard touchdown run.

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Brandon Bolden (right) celebrated his 1-yard touchdown run.

Julian Edelman (left) celebrated his touchdown reception with Danny Amendola.

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Edelman (left) scored his first touchdown of the game in the third quarter.

Tom Brady watched as Von Miller (second from right) headed to the end zone after recovering Stevan Ridley's fumble.

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Tom Brady watched as Von Miller (second from right) headed to the end zone after recovering Stevan Ridley's fumble.

Former Patriot Wes Welker caught a pass but was brought just short of a first down by Dont'a Hightower.

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Former Patriot Wes Welker caught a pass but was brought just short of a first down by Dont'a Hightower.

Jacob Tamme (right) celebrated his 10-yard touchdown reception with Peyton Manning in the second quarter.

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Jacob Tamme (right) celebrated his 10-yard touchdown reception with Peyton Manning in the second quarter.

The Broncos' Von Miller recovered a first-quarter fumble by Stevan Ridley (not pictured) and was able to score a touchdown.

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The Broncos' Von Miller recovered a first-quarter fumble by Stevan Ridley (not pictured) and was able to score a touchdown.

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Patriots, Broncos head to overtime

The Broncos were able to rally after the Patriots scored 31 points in the second half to tie the game late in the fourth quarter.

People gathered outside the home on Beals Street where John F. Kennedy was born for a ceremony to honor him.

Ceremony at JFK’s birthplace honors slain president

The National Park Service held a memorial service and wreath-laying ceremony at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site in Brookline.

Supporters of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani held portraits of him as they waited to welcome the negotiators arriving from Geneva.

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Iranians cheer nuclear negotiators

The crowd, mostly young students, called both Iran’s foreign minister and its top nuclear negotiator ‘‘the Ambassador of Peace.’’

Afghan president refuses to sign security agreement

Afghan President Karzai said he would not sign a security agreement with the US that had been approved by a national assembly without further conditions.

Brighton Avenue in Allston features “sharrows” with extra lane markings, an idea the city is testing.

Markings give priority to bicyclists

A new set of markings on Allston’s Brighton Avenue is a part of a national experiment to test innovative bike facilities.

Opinion

TOM KEANE

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2013/11/24/BostonGlobe.com/EditorialOpinion/Images/keane1124-1365--90x90.jpg More council power? Change city charter

The weakness of the city council is intentional, the product of a series of state laws that collectively make up what is sometimes called the city’s “charter.”

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Robert Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy watched as President Kennedy’s coffin was placed in an ambulance at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., on Nov. 22, the day he was assassinated.

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Martin J. Walsh is helping former rival Charlotte Golar Richie raise funds to pay off election-related debt. She has loaned her campaign $30,000 since Nov. 1.

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The Rev. Frank Schaefer with supporters after sentencing at his church trial over performing a same-sex marriage.

Among Methodists, schism over gay rites
Workers prepared North Prospect Church on Massachusetts Avenue for relocation to accommodate new construction.

Lesley moving old church to create art complex
From “Christina Ramberg,” an exhibition up at the Institute of Contemporary Art, “Shadow Panel,” 1972.

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In human form, riveting psycho-sexual drama

ROBINSON CANO: Not worth it

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Robinson Cano not being shopped well
Carolina’s Luke Kuechly (59) and New England’s Rob Gronkowski jostled in the end zone during the final play of Monday’s game.

Leigh Montville

People holding on to this non-call
Karen Linscott, of Eden Prairie, Minn., took the leukemia drug Iclusig in a clinical trial. She was among patients who appealed after Iclusig was pulled from the market on Oct. 31.

Patients’ advocates press FDA to retain lifesaving drugs

Doris Kearns Goodwin in her Concord home that she shares with her husband who is also a writer.

N.E. writers at work

Kearns Goodwin’s writing process
Philip Chism was arraigned in October in the death of teacher Colleen Ritzer.

Affidavit in teacher’s slaying may offer clues

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Thanksgiving, or how to eat American politics

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ROBINSON CANO: Not worth it

Robinson Cano not being shopped well

The $310 million figure that was thrown out there earlier this year has done Cano, who will still make a good amount of money, a world of harm.

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Mashpee Wampanoag tribe members sprinkled tobacco over a fire at a Thanksgiving celebration.

Wampanoag tribe gathers for Thanksgiving

“Our people have always taken time to give thanks,” said Darrel Wixon, who led the nine-member drum circle. “This was originally our holiday.”

Columnists

Bill Belichick’s Patriots have played just five of 24 playoff games on the road.

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No exaggeration to say season is on the line

yvonne abraham

Manufacturing madness

JOAN VENNOCHI

A casino opponent’s vindication

JOANNA WEISS

Holiday shopping creep
Al-Quds University president Sari Nusseibeh, left, was asked by Brandeis president Frederick Lawrence, right, to condemn an Islamic Jihad rally on the Al-Quds campus. When Nusseibeh refused, Brandeis severed their academic partnership.

JEFF JACOBY

A culture of anti-Semitic poison at Al-Quds University
The Johnson wing of the Boston Public Library opened in 1972.

RENÉE LOTH

Fixing the fortress on Boylston Street

Derrick Z. Jackson

Mass. leading a retreat from youth football

Indiana’s David West got some air in the fourth quarter with this dunk.

Christopher L. Gasper

Only one team hit the next level
A view of Route 1A, with a sign for the entrance to Suffolk Downs in the background, from Revere. If the city of Revere decides it wants a casino, East Boston shouldn’t be able to stop it, writes Shirley Leung.

Shirley Leung

Revere can do what it wants at Suffolk
Boston police Officer Pat Rogers (left) was a decent, down-to-earth Dorchester guy, from a family where the pride in police work ran deep, columnist Kevin Cullen writes.

Kevin Cullen

The blue line in the shadows

SCOT LEHIGH

The wages of compromise on Beacon Hill
A single rose was left on the front steps Tuesday of Mei Jones’s Arlington home.

Yvonne Abraham

Unseen peril in Arlington

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Tehreek-e-Insaf party activists and cricket star Imran Khan called for a firmer stance against the US drone strikes.

Pakistani drone protesters block NATO supply route

Thousands of people blocked a road used to truck NATO troop supplies and equipment in and out of Afghanistan, the latest sign of rising tension caused by the attacks.

Politics

Supporters celebrated with Daniel Rivera following the election recount in Lawrence.

Rivera wins Lawrence mayoral election recount

Daniel Rivera defeated Mayor William Lantigua by 81 votes after a hand count of more than 15,000 ballots, but Lantigua refused to concede.

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Andy Doak, a First Wind operations manager, prepared to pop up on top of a turbine at the Bull Hill wind farm.

First Wind grows by aiming low

Boston-based First Wind follows an unconventional strategy that often avoids ridgelines, builds at lower elevations, and works with environmentalists.

2013 Holiday Arts preview

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The holiday offerings

From a “Country Christmas,” to “Black Nativity” this year’s preview has got the holiday season covered.

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Als locates Michael Jackson in 1970s gay culture, reading his lyrics as a kind of lonely code.

‘White Girls’ by Hilton Als

The essays offer a comprehensive and utterly lovely collection of one of the best writers around.

Travel

Even Newport, R.I., claims ancient Viking blood, with its Viking ship weather vane atop City Hall.

Uncovering New England’s Viking connections

The Hub might seem to be a strange place to honor a medieval Icelandic-born adventurer, but for centuries New Englanders have theorized that Leif Erikson led a Viking settlement here.

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“Researchers believe there’s something uniquely and inherently difficult about the in-law relationship itself — as one psychologist put it, ‘The problem is really structural.’”

Leon Neyfakh,  on the weird science of in-laws